A Few More Questions....

[thefunkyboi]

1. Does anyone know if there is a program avaiable that alerts you if you try and download a song that you already have?

2. Does Anyone know of a way to find fields that dont have brackets completed. Some of my tracks have a ( but for some reason the title of the song isnt finished and therefore the bracket has not been closed. I Cant seem to think of a way to search for files in my MM Libary to show me songs that are like :

Madonna - Hung Up (Dj Western Light and Fluf

As If it would show me i could then finish completing the title and close the bracket

Madonna - Hung Up (Dj Western Light and Fluffy Remix)

[Bex]

1. I don't know

2. Try my Tagging Inconsistencies script, link in sig.

[thefunkyboi]

I have tried to install the script but i always get the same message :

Product Installation Error

Im running Vista, Media Monkey 3.0.5.1187. I download the script to my desktop , double click and get the above message? Any ideas bex?

[spacefish]

Right-click your MM icon (not the script) and choose Run as Administrator. Then install the script. The next time you run MM, the script should work. This method has worked for me on all scripts I'd installed before disabling UAC together.

[thefunkyboi]

Thansk so much! It worked....stupid vista!

Btw what does UAC mean

[spacefish]

np

UAC = User Account Control

[thefunkyboi]

That script is just what i have been looking for! Will defintlely keep me out of trouble for a few hours going through all those options! I couldnt however find the one in respect to missing closed brackets on the title node of the script? Is there such an option i just cant see?!

[Bex]

The node is called "Tracks with...->Title misses parenthesis". It finds missing (){}[]

I have tried to install the script but i always get the same message :

Product Installation Error

Im running Vista, Media Monkey 3.0.5.1187. I download the script to my desktop , double click and get the above message? Any ideas bex?

I have actually added this a few centimeters below the download link:
Avoid "Product installation error"
- Vista Users:
- - To be able to install scripts you must Run MM as an administrator.
- - It means that you must right click the MM icon and select "Run as administrator" even if you are logged in as an administrator.
- All Users:
- - Check in your task manager that you only have one instance of MediaMonkey.exe running.

[thefunkyboi]

LOL oops Thanks Bex!